according to the site purple air, california is in bad shape. you can see the purple region there, parts of the mimidwest a. also on the global air quality map among the worst spots is the bay area. there is a spot in africa and a india and new delhi horrible air quality. there are many layers to the story, including the nightly briefing that started in butte county. let's begin here in studio with our forecast. jeff and jessica. >> thank you very much. let's talk about the situation outside because it seems like early in the morning it looks clearer. then as the day progress it is gets dense again. >> we get a little bit of a break in the morning and then in the afternoon when things heat up a little bit of heating of the day. it cooks the pollutants in the speier and th-- the atmosphere. we bant want we are on day nine of it. we have high pressure across northern california and that's the primary reason. let's get a closer profile of what high pressure is doing to keep this smoke at the surface. the number one thing high pressure does, it brin

there wasn't much purple and now purple is on the rise. purple tops now. yes, exactly. wear blue. but they used to. but they are over blue. totally. no more blue. this is what is going to be on trend the next season. that's all changed. it's no longer brand—centric, its consumer—ce ntric. we as consumers are setting the trends. limiting the creativity of designers? to experiment with exciting new styles. and i will be completely on trend? i have all the information. looking sharp, emily. emily bates in tokyo. that is it this week. don't forget, we are all the social media. click. and don't forget our youtube channel. guess what? bbc click. we will see you soon. hello there. into wednesday morning. on some of the roads there. but there will also be further rainfall. central portions of the uk. now, the winds are falling light ahead of that. a chilly start. and scotland, there might even be a touch of frost. but these are towns and city values to begin this morning. through the morning. clearing away into the north sea. ireland. plenty of sunshine to start the day across

so purple stride silicon valley is our annual 5k walk that's happening tomorrow november 3 at discovery meadow in downtown san jose. we have over 50 purple strides all across the country which have become a very powerful vehicle for fund raising and awareness. from 2008 to 2018 we've raised $87 million from purple strides alone all of which goes towards improving patient outcomes and doubling the survival rate by 2020. if you have time tomorrow even if you haven't registered you can register on the spot tomorrow and it is going to be really fun and exciting event. >> for somebody who was so closely touched by pancreatic cancer how is it to be with thousands of other people who are there to support the journey. >> it is amazing because you know, i personally experienced firsthand everything that pan can has done for me and my family and my mom and to sort of walk with all these people who have also been affected by the disease preferably and directly, it is quite amazing and good to know you are making a difference for people with people that have gone through a struggle. >> you have a p

red and purple. two of the worst air qualities that we can have right now are sitting right on top of us. i do have a new forecast model that will show a little bit of relief come this weekend. i'll have that coming up. >> number two, the smoke hazard is forcing many schools across the bay area to close today. oakland unified and other districts canceled classes after getting complaints from students and staff about headaches and breathing problems. >> number three, due to the poor air, the sfmta stopped cable car service. instead, there will be bus service. >> number four, expect flight delays at sfo again today because of the smoke. a live look at the airport. today is supposed to be a busy travel day for people leaving early for thanksgiving. some people are just trying to leave the bay area to get away from the smoke. >> it's all because of the camp fire. number five, at least 63 people have been killed in butte county in the camp fire. that has gone up. the fire has burned 141,000 acres. 40% con

two more for yellow, one more for purple. purple still doesn't have a majority, so now a new round. new bottom, blue, gets eliminated. and blue voter's second choice votes are distributed. and now we have a majority. yellow is the winner, even though it started out with fewer first choice votes than purple. what about my third choice? it only gets counted if your first and second choices are both eliminated, which did not happen this time. >> thank you, kristen. and now i have a headache. you can get more information on the midterms on our "abc7 news" app. we sent this alert about our voter guide yesterday and will be sending alerts about the results on election night. all the information is available on our website, abc7news.com. >>> a federal trial is under way over challenges to the government's decision to put a citizenship question on the 2020 census. several claim that wilbur ross added the question to make immigrants less likely to fill out the form. c siensus directors and an internal census analysis say the question would harm the count. >>> now to the latest on two disturb

purple is very unhealthy. that's gripping most of the north bay, san francisco peninsula, and the east bay with the smoke advisory in effect until tuesday. we'll talk more about the specific forecast, a change in the wind next week, and a rain prospect. it's coming up in 17 minutes. i'll see you then. >> we'll see you then. >> thousands of kids stayed home from school today. that means thousands of parents were scrambling. so what happens next week on monday? many schools haven't made that decision yet. however, santa clara university just announcing within the hour they're closing next week as well. a lot of moving parts as we head into thanksgiving week. today, though, public schools in san francisco, alameda, contra costa and marin counties were closed, as well as most of san mateo county. schools in the bay area's biggest city were open. a lot of parents and health experts wondering why. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us with the details. >> the experts tell us these schools actually serve as a shelt

this pink and purple, that is 50 miles per hour gust. throughout the day notice we get rid of some of those things and purple. the wind speed will this is north bay wind gust. we are keeping a high -- close or -- close eye on that. this is the campfire. the wind is light right now. look at the higher elevations, those are gusty winds. that is where the firefight is taking place. again, the wind is decreasing this afternoon so the red flag warning should expire. we will continue to see these dry easterly winds throughout the day today. the smoke, that will continue through tuesday. we are going to see air quality improve it in mid week. there is a northeast flow which is ushering the smoke south 200 miles. temperature wise we are staying mi be out there.mo people. these may temperatures are in the 70s. around the bay we will see temperatures topping out and struggling to wine country will be in the upper 60s. low 70s up north near where the fire is burning. your extended forecast shows the same for the next few days. 70s with lots of smok

and purple. another night of unbelievably bad air. >> right now at 11:00, the bay area blanketed by red and purple. it is another night of unbelievably bad air. the map shows you how d the situation is. what exactly are we breathing? check that out. a close look of the thick toxic smoke that is suffocating the bay area. others are out just wearing a mask. >> if you think it is going to let up this weekend, it is not. not just unhealthy, we are talking hazardous. >> we were in the hazardous category for about 30 to 45 minutes tonight. we've seen the hazardous category go away. we are in this hazy area of purple in parts of the bay, san francisco. where you need to limit your outdoor expose your and tht red for the north bay and south bay. to reinforce again. all of this is not smog. these are smoke particles that are 30 times smaller than a human hair. tomorrow, no change. very unhealthy for the north bay bay. take all those precautions and you'll be just fine. we need two things to change this up

according to purple air.com the air quality index was 3:34 at 6:00 p.m. which is unhealthy for everyone. after school kids were still playing outside. but during school hours in oakland students have been inside all week. >> it's been pretty rough. you remember what it's like 10 years old and you want to get outside and run around. >> reporter: he says oakland unified decided to cancel school friday because of the poor air quality. >> our staff, they've had some conditions about the same conditions that are our students are dealing with. we've heard of some people having headaches, things like that. >> getting bloody noses. >> reporter: she's a parent and runs an after school program in oakland. >> the coughing and feeling unwell, and have to call for the parents for early pickup. >> reporter: michael lee is a parent at oakland elementary. he says he wants to get his kids back outside. what do you plan to do with your boys tomorrow? >> we're going to look at a map and try to go outside the bay area to get away from this. >> reporter: he's not as worried a

let's say purple is my top choice. if i can't have purple, i will take blue.blue doesn't win, i will go with orange. let's add up everyone's votes. there are 20 sticky notes for 20 voters. my candidate, purple, has the most first choice votes with seven. if it has over 50% as in 11 votes, it wins the election. but if it doesn't have the majority, then things get interesting. the bottom vote getter is now eliminated, that will be orange. orange voters, now we go to your second choice. two more for yellow, one more for purple. purple still doesn't have a majority, so now a new round. the new bottom, blue, gets eliminated. blue voters, second choice votes, are distributed. now we have a majority. you can see yellow is the winner, even though it started out with fewer first choice votes than purple. you may be wondering, what about my third choice? well, it only gets counted if your first and second choices are both eliminated, which did not happen this time. >> yeah, well, we have put together a lot of explanations like this one about what is on your ballot, incl

each dot represents one purple air sensor, costing about $250. it uses a fan to draw air past a laser, causing reflections from particles, and it counts the particles. >> so when you buy the sensor, you take it out of the box, you put it on your house, you connect it to your wi-fi and you look at it on the map. >> reporter: there are about 600 of these sensors in the bay area, and right now i will take you -- right now you are looking at the chico area where you can see, boy, 548, 466. that air quality there is more toxic for sure than what we have here in the bay area. nowhere in the world is it this bad. in fact, i'm going to show you, 378, that's new del hi, updated to 401. that may be bad, but here in the bay area our regional average is 465. that's compared to one of the most polluted cities in the world. we are worse right now. ama. >> thank you, kristen. >>> about an hour ago santa clara university announced it will stay closed all next week through thanksgiving weekend, possibly reopening on monday, november 26th. today most school distri

walls around a few homes, and they are squeezing a train betweenst lished neighborhoods, and the purple line is privately funded, and it will go from bethesda all the way out to new carrollton. it will be open in 2022 if s constructionys on schedule but folks will have to live with constant disruptions. the blasting starts today and could run through january, an the blasting could be so intense, t metroains may have to stop running temporarily while the blast is going even if you are not here you can still be impacted by what happens. live in bethesda, chris lawrence, news4. >> thank you. >>> a violent con frontation at the u.s./mexicoborder, and we have the developing chaos. >> then situat got bad after the group began a peaceful march to appeal for t u.s. to speed processing of asylum. take another look at the situation here. hundreds of migrants making a run for it yesteday crossing under the bridge through a river that was filled with raw sege. they carried flags while chanting we are not criminals, we a international workers. many had babies and children with them. u.s border agent

i'm not going to brag, but i did "purple rain." ♪ purple rain purple rain >>> next up, "game of thronesson is on its way. >> when you play the "game of thrones" you win or you die. >> hbo announcing today the last six episodes of the series will debut in april of next year. no specific date yet, but the network promises all your questions will be answered. if you're sad to see the series end, fret not. hbo has several projects in the "game of thrones" universe currently in development. including a prequel with naomi watts. >> i'm binging it right now and studying. it's very exciting. >>> and finally, "this is us" returns tonight flashing back to jack and rebecca's road trip to l.a. >> i made some turkey sands witches. i don't know if you're a fan of turkey. >> i love turkey. >> me too. >> mysteries about jack's war time tragedy will also be revealed as kevin and zoe arrive in vietnam. cast member chris sullivan was pretty tight lipped about tonight's episode on company orders, but he promises it'll be emotional. >> there's something very special about mandy and milo together on screen a

we're in purple in livermore.have been in purple several hours the last 12 to 15 hours in livermore. that's very unhealthy air. the rest of us are just unhealthy, which is bad enough. emeryville, south into the maze. seventh consecutive day of unhealthy air. shifting winds with temperatures cooling back to average. and eventually that pattern change will bring us a chance of rain. today, just like yesterday, just about every sense of it. hazy sunshine. smoky sunshine. temperatures will reach the 70s in our inland neighborhoods. the rest of us, 66 to 69. pattern locked in at night too. the same type of temperatures. a little bit of frost. the air is so dry. not much frost. we will have freezing temperatures in our deepest inland valleys. upper 30s in the bay. 51 in san francisco. we know it's going to rain. both models say it's going to rain. the timing, not so much. thursday, thanksgiving morning, into the afternoon and evening hours. that's one of our better chances of rain. this is going to change. it turns over

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, rosemary for remembrance, purple heather for admiration, and ivy, rosemary for remembrance, purpleal life. let us pray. god who wouldest fold both heaven and earth in a single peace: let the design of thy great love lighten upon the waste of our wraths and sorrows; and give peace to thy church, peace among nations, peace in our dwellings, and peace in our hearts; throuthesus christ, our lord. amen. the queen accompanied by the dean together with the prince of wales, the duchess of cornwall, the president of germany and his wife frau budenbender will now process to their seats as the congregation sing ‘thou whose almighty word.‘ the words of the prey we have just heard were the words of the former dean of york who served in the great war as dean of york who served in the great warasa chaplain. # thou, whose almighty word chaos and darkness heard # and took their flight # hear us, we humbly pray # and where the gospel—day sheds not its glorious ray # let there be light. # thou, who didst come to bring on thy redeeming wing # healing and sight, health to the sick in mind # sight to th

this will move democrats forward in their goal to turn texas purple. this was a lot better than i expected. senator cruz should be concluded related -- congratulated. that was a hard-fought win. you are a republican incumbent in texas, you have an expectation that you are going to outspend your democratic challenger by a wide margin. that didn't happen. that was an impressive win for him. underperformed, we knew that the senate was going to be really tough. the only question was how tough. mixed toocrats had slightly disappointing was in the state legislatures. have been emphasizing this for a month or two. to me, if you think about from a policy standpoint, if democrats were going to get the majority in the house, as they now have, it would not be a huge majority. it would be small, almost certainly. smaller than the republican majority that they have in the house right now. they've had a hard time getting things through. it would be a very small majority. are really talking about is being able to control the senate floor schedule and having a gavel,

lack the infrastructure to serve the disabled that's why british consumer advocates have launched purple tuesday companion to raise awareness and make life a little easier for people with disabilities. millie rose old and maneuver so wheelchair with ease she's as agile as others on the sidewalk and often faster and yet all too often she can't reach her destination a simple doorstep poses a major problem for wheelchair users and there are other problems too this is quite a good example there is a bus in here to ring for assistance by finally the lot of the times when there is a bus i can ring in and no one answers there so what happens then most of the time i'm just left outside and i can go in and buy the clothes i want to buy but it's not just steps steers and store furniture that frustrates disabled people it turns out some barriers are less visible than others where i was christmas shopping last year we did a nonscientific exercise and i went into twenty seven shops in the shopping center and in twenty three of. the front office. or they only talked to my partner and that was this an

this will move democrats forward in their goal to turn texas purple.gain, you know, this is a lot better than i expected. i think senator cruz should be congratulated that that was a hard fought win. you are a republican incumbent in texas, you have an expectation that you will outspend your democratic challenger. that did not happen. that was a impressive win for him. where democrats underperformed, we knew that the senate would be tough for them. the only question was how tough. -- how tough was it going to be? where democrats had mixed to slightly disappointing was in the state legislatures. and i have been never says in -- i emphasize and have been emphasizing this for a month or two. if you think about from a policy standpoint, if democrats were going to get the majority in the house, as they have, it would not be a huge majority. it would be small, and now it will be smaller than the republican majority that republicans have right now. and they have had a hard times getting things through. it would be a small majority. what we are talking about i

there wasn't much purple and now purple is on the rise. purple tops now. yes, exactly. are over blue. totally. no more blue. so historically it would have been the brands dictating what the fashion trends up the next season so the designers would be doing all the research and be going on inspiration trips, they would be putting products onto the catwalk and that would be putting their stake in the ground and saying, this is what is going to be on trend the next season. that's all changed. it's no longer brand—centric, its consumer—ce ntric. we as consumers are setting the trends. will it end up being a self—fulfilling prophecy, limiting the creativity of designers? it will certainly free up designer's time when you can look back to how much time they would have to spend research in a collection, as opposed to now how they can use their time or creatively to experiment with exciting new styles. so you can tell me what i should buy for six months from now in the uk and i will be completely on trend? i have all the information. looking sharp, emily. emily bates in tokyo. t

ribbons, and they'll say, "oh, purple for mama, purple for mama." on the arena marquee of thomas clayton's former hockey team. only one man in town seems upset at the outpouring of support -- thomas clayton, now out on bail. >> he calls me. he did not mention losing his wife and the situation with his children. what he had mentioned to me was that jail sucks, and how can we put that ribbon up on our building? at no point did he seem like a grieving husband. >> reporter: especially since he continues his now all too familiar trips to area casinos. >> that's where he spent the entire time he was out on bail, was going from casino to casino. >> reporter: and who does he run into -- his poker friends greg and lucky miller. >> he was, like, screaming, "lucky!" and i turned around and he was, like, arms out. i'm, like -- >> reporter: what did you do? >> i'm like, "hi." and he's, like, "hi, lucky. i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry." he goes, "i didn't do it." >> reporter: were you frightened at all? >> i was terrified. here, i thought i was getting away, out of t

most of the bay area is in that purple zone which means very unhelpful air. here is a look at our air quality forecast. the spare the air alert has been extended through tuesday along with an air quality advisory. all the bay area over the next four days is expected to experience poor air quality. this smoke forecast animation shows the darker colors representing the highest concentrations of smoke. over the weekend notice lighter colors moving through the bay area which indicates the higher concentrations will ease up a bit but we're still going to have poor air quality. just modest improvement over today. >>> the bad air forced schools to cancel classes. the gates were locked. chris nguyen sent this day in the south bay where many students had to go to school any way. >> reporter: a familiar scene this week as playgrounds remain empty in the south bay because of unhealthy air quality throughout the region. >> we want to ensure that students have access to safe, indoor, clean air. >> reporter: of the 31 districts in santa clara county, all but three chose to

of purple." grimace from mcdonald's? >> seth: sure. [ laughter ] if he had one, it would look indistinguishable. [ laughter ] so, i am the new face of mcdonald's. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> seth: you made -- you made lemonade, my friend. >> purple lemonade. >> seth: purple lemonade. >> yeah, it really hurt, and it was real scary for a minute. but i'm fine now. >> seth: gotcha. you're fine now. back to like, 60 percent purple, which is normal. >> seth: oh, that's great. >> that's normal for me. >> seth: oh, that was where you were at. that was your starting point. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: my god, you have so many great things going on right now. >> i've got a vasectomy. >> seth: you got a vasectomy. [ laughter ] you got the movie. >> you're going to be old han solo. >> you're gonna be old han solo. >> seth: buddy, it is always just such a pleasure to have you here. congrats again on the movie. it's really amazing. >> thank you. [ cheers and applau

the purple line, privately funded, will feature 21s sto across 16 miles of light rail from bethesda toew carrollton. it will open in 2022 if cstruction stays on schedule but until then, folks will have to live with constant disruption. again, thend uground blasting will be proceeded by a loud siren, it will be weak days through january and the explosions will be so powerful metro may have to temporarily suspend seofice -- stop some the rains nearby until after the explosion and restarthem again so even if you don't live or work here, you could be impacted by what goes on. live in bethesda, chris lawrence, news 4. >> chris, thank you. >>> 6:33 today there will be a bond review hearing for four local high school laotballrs charged in a hazing case. andplayers are 15 years old a student adams cus high school. they allegedly raped several teammates on the jv football team. police say they assaulted their teammates with a broick in what is said to be a hang ritual. the teens have been charged as adults wh first degree rape. a sixth student has been charged but as a juvenile. >>> other top s

arizona has become far more purple than texas has, texas is still very red.a message of common ground and were seeing in states that are more purple or in between red and blue, more of this desire to have this overla overlap. common ground, i'm going to get things done, not work with just the democrats but with the republicans. third, the female element. you have to remember, not only did she win maricopa county which is one of the more liberal and populated county but she also won martha mcsally is a district in and around tucson. we are seeing changing demographics and women not very happy with a lot of what's going on from the president and his administration. >> harris: two things there, having sat down with both of these candidates for a town hal town hall, the kyrsten sinema is actually from tucson, that's her home. i message of common ground, david, kyrsten sinema has voted with president trump 60% of the time. even if she didn't make a message known, that's a lot for a democrat. >> it is a lot for a democrat but it was also for her, politically expedi

it is purple. we are expecting to get red behind that as things progress.as you look at the beltway, no major problems. issue in virginia coming up in just a minute, eun? >> thank you, melissa. it's a story dominating the front pag this morning after a dramatic election night. a divided congress. many headlines s split decision and power splits in congress. the house will be controlled by the democrats while the senates republicill hold onto the majority. >> here's a closer look at some of the numbers foryou. democrats will take 229 seats. h6 seats will bed by republicans. democrats only needed to pic up 23 seats as they were to retake control of the house. this will put democratic congresswoman nancy pelosi back in control as house speaker. maintain control of the senate. ted cruz maintained his seat and aire mccaskill lost to josh hawley. the gop came out in i top indiana, north dakota. >> one of the most contentiousr s in our area helped the democrats flip the u.s. house. jennifer wexton defeated republican barbara comsto . >> news4's chris lawrence is l

it's called purple tuesday and is the brainchild of mike adams.e of the difficulties people can face. let's talk to mike adams, the chief executive of purple tuesday. thank you forjoining us. what are some of the other difficulties people can face if they are shopping with a disability? firstly, many of theissues with a disability? firstly, many of the issues for disabled people is that they will go into a shop and the shop assistant will simply ignore them and not come over to them or if they do, come over and talk to the person they are with. that is not because of prejudice but it isa that is not because of prejudice but it is a fear of unintentionally saying the wrong thing or doing the wrong thing and actually the default is to swerve the conversation altogether. for disabled people, it actually makes them feel very unwelcome and they are very unlikely to spend their money in the shop. what about physical impediments, things like cluttered aisles? particularly in the run—up to christmas, that becomes an issue, the lack of seating as well, in

the purple ribbon search teams came up empty though they looked everywhere for weeks.ve hawk a person of interest. he seemed to have an alibi. all three kids were with him in his house the night debbie vanished. and besides there wasn't a shred of physical evidence to tie dave to the scene of an apparently violent abduction. his own daughter who spent the day after the abduction with dave told police it couldn't be him. >> i don't believe he would be capable of doing something like this. >> then they started poking around in the relationship between debbie and her ex-husband and there some curious things began to emerge. for example, in the months before debbie disappeared dave took debbie to court and she was fighting back. this was debbie's attorney. >> the issues she was dealing with were custody and support. >> dave asked the court for a reduction in $553 a month child support payment. why? because he claimed he only earned $6,000 a year. his salary came from his dad, who paid him $500 a month to work on his almond farm. his only income, apparently, but debbie's at

red and purple dots indicate the poorest, most unhealthful air quality. orange and yellow are better but outside the bay area. the result of the declining air quality and potential health there, there's a list of school closures that include san francisco, oakland and santa fe unified school districts. there are others as well and they're all listed on our website. visit our website and check out all of the school closures for tomorrow. there will be more information on abc7 at 4:00. but i should mention with air quality this poor, everyone should limit exposure outdoors, not just people with respiratory illnesses or elderly or very young, but limit exercise or outdoor activities to protect our health. >> tom cruise learned how to do this in three months. >> they descend from the peak and just start cruising. this is an area in british columbia, canada. >> i can't remember the make of this helicopter but it is the one making it accessible. >> you are talking about the robinson series. the r 22s, the r 44s. they are in an r 66. i love it back there. just t

there were about eight or nine purple states that democrats were defending, and out of those, when we talk about purple we talk about a swing state, out of those the only ones that democrats really lost was florida. they also won in deeply red places like west virginia. they won in deeply red montana, right? and so, overall, democrats won a lot more seats than republicans did at all three levels, the house level, the senate level and the governorships. so it was a good night for democrats, and if anything, i would suggest that democrats should actually be grateful that they did not get the 50 or 60-point seat wave and did not get control of the senate, because if there's one thing i know about democrats, is that they're smug and cocky. and that kind of a night would have encouraged -- would have emboldened democrats to do something which, in my view, would be the dumbest thing that they could possibly do, which is impeach trump. so sort of staying in check a little bit might turn out to be the best possible outcome for 2020. betsy: for those of you that were here for our election nigh

it is called purple because it is being co—ordinated by the disability organisation called purple.e purple tuesday is a good idea in theory, the fact that in 2018 retailers still have to be told how to treat disabled customers is frustrating. most people get out of bed and go, i am going to go to the shops, i am going to go to the shopping centre, and they don't really have to think about it that much. whereas i get up andi about it that much. whereas i get up and i have to think, and my well enough? do i have the energy, do i have the strength, ma in the right mindset to face the shops? it is the embarrassment when you are trying to manoeuvre your wheelchair, and you have hit a rail, and everyone around you looks really shocked, and they look slightly... almost a little bit scared of you, but also really angry, and you feel kind of vulnerable and awkward, and it's really embarrassing the looks you get on the stairs, and that's really ha rd to get on the stairs, and that's really hard to deal with, and it's embarrassing, and particularly if an item of clothing has fallen off or ite

the most competitive state in the country, the purple list of purple states. host: take a look at the registration of young voters. generation ask makes up -- millennials, 24% and the cash-- hashtag generation, 4%. what issues do these young people care about? guest: it varies a lot, but mostly they are looking for new faces in high places, tired of politics as usual, which is why younger twot of the generations turning their back on the political party. they liked candidates, someone who is inspiring, someone who talks to their issues, which obviously include, in particular for the millennials, jobs, college debt, college loans, health care. but a big issue with this younger demographic has really , inged politics in florida that there is really strong interest in the environment. in florida is that the environment issue has escalated to the point where when it is usually among the top three or four issues that people mention when asked about the top issues facing florida. they are also very supportive of diversity, gender and racial and ethnic diversity. bec

winter advisory for everybody in purple until noon. that's when we're expected to warm up or we change over to plain rain. s until theck spots. let's time it out. we'll start this morning 6:00 a.m. it's 6:20 right now. the pink is the frozen reecipitation. e go. we start to see the warm air sh in by 8:00. there could be pockets of reezing rain but mainly it' going to be confined to the northern shenandoah valley up through hagerstown. at 1:00, everybody changing to plain rain. it's some of the colder areas, western maryland holding on to precipitation. that's where we have the winter storm warnings. everybody should, everybody should be just plain rain warm enough for plain rain into the middle part of the afternoon. heavy rain at times. we could even have ponding, flooding out there. i s back o to the west in winchester a couple days ago. we wwe looking at s on the ground. it's going to melt and we could have flooding issues with all th leaves and the drains. everything out of h 7e by0 or 8:00 tonight. we're dry into sunday. quick, i

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the color purple 1992 novel.the first version which received 11 oscar nominations. musical first hit broadway 2005. stage revival in 2016 won best musical revival. >>> we are looking two mile ten tunnel in l.a. to help traffic congestion. elon musk did a video of a walk beneath the city. intended for cars and cities to travel at speeds of up to 155 miles per hour. the borrowing company found wrote construction is on track for the public to take test rides on december 10. he plans to create lots of tunnels throughout the l.a. region. >>> he walks really fast. >> clearly with the video. >> but if you are outside you might want to slow down. there is a red flag warning. let's check in withdrew. >> yeah. good news next couple of years winds decreasing in the hills lessening the fire threat. will expire 6:00 in the morning. it will be breezy in the hills. also good reminder now you need to flip your clocks back one hour as day lights savings comes to end. santa rosa about 34 in napa. 45 in morgan hill. dropped to 51 i

see smoke from the live cameras, as it lingers concern over the departure of the bad air -- all the purple air that you see is very unhealthy. >> we are under a micro weather alert, we have think we will have to wait for it. but there's a change expected as we head through early next week. our doppler radar. you can see the fog near the coast line t lower levels, there's so many of the smoke particles, sitting around the bay area, the radar can pick it up, now the air quality is the worse it's been most of the east bay and the south bay as well. our smoke advisory in affect until next tuesday. now, what i have done tomorrow, for our forecast, i have wratched it up to unhealthy. at some point or another, we will go to the category, and may go off a bit and then go back in. that's the way the smoke works. we need the wind to clear it out. i will show you when, next weeks the wind had will push off the smoke. >> we will see you shor-- we wi you shortly and the by-product of it, is no school f. >> here in alameda county, all 21 school districts are cancelling classes tomorrow, that means there

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there is too many democratic and purple areas there. independents turning against him and those candidates were smart to not have him come back. >> the president very publically slapping down, you might say, the speaker of the house, paul ryan, on this question of birthright citizenship. is that good for the republican party several days to an election? >> you know, i this i it was probably a blip yesterday, jim. but it just goes to show how much this election has become about trump, both in a lot of these republican states but also especially in the president's mind. he wants to be able to control the message entirely. and from his point of view, he can say whatever he wants about birthright citizenship and its right and how they are the speaker of the house cross him on that. they have had their bad blood in the past. but what paul ryan was saying, he was talking about the facts. god forbid that happens. but the reality is president trump did not like being crossed. he had some republican candidates that did that during the primaries.

purple area, northern california has the worst air in the world at this hour. monday t among the dozens of schools that have canceled classes, contra costa, alameda, marin and san francisco counties. no word yet from santa clara county. you can see which schools and colleges are closed right there on our ticker on the bottom of your screen. >>> they took cable cars off the street this is afternoon. sfmta has bus shuttles running in their place. we begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. you've been talking about waiting for this wind to come in and start moving the smoke away. >> we still do think that's going to happen. we are definitely going to have to wait for a while for that to move in. i want to focus on what we're dealing with. we have wind that continues to blow it into the bay area. it's light and keeping at that stagnant. we've seen days and days of this residual smoke continuing to stack up across the bay area. that's why it's so bad right now. there are a lot of colors on this map, but you want to focus in on the purple. that is very unhealthy

and it is fought in suburban congressional districts that our purple. notd read. these are places wherere president trumps numbers are very different from red america and a lot of this is urban suburban with a different venue. two different elections one for the senate and one for everything else. the other metaphor is we have what appears to be a blue democratic tidal wave up against a red republican seawall there are structures there but it will mitigate a way to a certain extent so what will be stronger? the way for the wall and i will talk about each of those elements. butav t first go back to the wae with the context of this election with a few point us on election night with policy implications midterm elections on the incumbent president and how much this is true we had 38 midterm elections whichever party at the white house you have already computed that a 92 percent. starting at the beginning we have had 29ct midterm elections whichever party in the white house had a net loss of governorships. twenty-six out of 29? even down at the statete legislative lev

those dark purples represent hazardous air quality that.ave in vish chulvirl parts of the bay area. y right we have hazardous conditions, that will persist through tomorrow as you look at the air quality forecast. it's going to be poor in the north bay and unhelpful in every other region. on saturday, sunday, and monday, poor air quality is expected across the bay area. sare the air alert will continue from monday into tuesday. inland, low to mid 40s on the bay and the coast. highs ranging to upper 60s around the bay and 70 inland. and more's the accuweather seven-day forecast. very little change in the weather pattern except maybe a few extra clouds through next tuesday. it does get cooler next wednesday and perhaps the wind picks up, because rain is expected to move in on thursday. looks like we may get two or three days of wet weather out of that system. so rainfall and stronger wind will certainly improve the air quality. >> wouldn't that be nice. >> let's turn our attention to sports and the warriors tonight. >> a lot going on there. >